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PE and Sports Premium Funding 2019 – 2020
Amount of Funding to be received in academic year £17,190 Date: September 2019
Key Indicators Evidence Provision Funding Impact Sustainability and
suggested next steps
Raise the profile of PE Sporting activity is PE lessons, extra- Playground equipment Achieve a higher
and sport across the available every day curricular clubs, to be bought in percentage of active
academy lunchtime and September 2019 children during break
playtime activities (approx. £1,500, with times. To ensure that
more bought for each child is physically
breakages and losses active for 30 minutes a
throughout the year). day.
New football goals to
extend playground Sports Leader’s to take Sports Leader’s to
provision to be used on an active role alongside create and design their
a previously unused lunch time and teaching own games for children
area of playground. staff in arranging games to take part in. Termly
Netball Posts to be used and competitions which challenges to be
throughout playtimes will develop children’s displayed on the
and P.E lessons. fitness levels and social Physical Education
Lunchtime Play Leader skills. board. Staff to liaise
to be employed with Sports Leader’s to
September 2019 (cost ensure they are
from main school confident in using the
budget). leadership and
Training for all organisational skills they
lunchtime and teaching were taught last year by
staff including, Nick Gibb from the SSP.
Lunchtime Play Leader,
Teaching Assistants and
Teachers on how to
deliver the use of the
ESP multi skills
1playground markings to
be used during P.E
lessons and play time.
To invest in SEND Broader range of needs
specific sports being met and
equipment such as New increased participation.
Age Kurling and to
expose children to this
sport through a lunch
time club.
Sporting theme Share the achievements
assemblies of our children who have
taken part in SSP intra-
school competitions.
P.E. Coordinator to lead
monthly assemblies on
inspirational sporting
moments and
personalities.
Participate in events Sports Week within the Taster sessions/new
within the sporting academy (June 2020), activities to be brought
calendar such as other events throughout into school for this week
National Sports the year
Week and Sports
Personality of the
Year
2 Work with the PE leaders to attend Gold membership
School Sports Humber Primary PE and (£1,100)
Partnership Physical Activity
Conference, CPD,
competitions, training
Work with local Delta inter-schools Transportation costs Increase the percentage
Secondary Schools competition to be (approx. £400) of children representing
(John Whitgift, hosted by John Whitgift our school in
Oasis, Beacon) Academy competitions.
No cost
Orienteering training to Increase the percentage
take part at (Oasis of children representing
Wintringham) our school in
interschool
competitions.
Anti-Racism in sport Anti-racism discussions No cost Increase awareness of
around sport (from inclusion, diversity,
PSHE, themed liberty, respect and the
assemblies etc) Class benefits of physical
Teachers to deliver a activity.
lesson on Walter Tull,
one of Britain's first
black footballers and
WWI hero as part of
Black History Month,
alongside other social
and cultural values to
promote inclusion and
non-discrimination.
3 Participate in Intra Delta inter-schools £3420 Sharing school
and Inter School competition to be successes and the
Competitions hosted by John Whitgift profile of physical
Academy activity within school.
SSP competitions
throughout the year Sports leaders to
Sports week develop their coaching
competitions within and officiating skills.
school Increase the amount of
One team challenge a children taking part in
term to be PE related structured sport during
(1st PE team challenge is play times.
19.10.19 using the ESP
playground markings) Increase the amount of
Children will be children taking part in
participating and structured sport during
designing a range of play times.
multi-skill activities
throughout the
morning.
Sports
Newsletter written
by Sport’s leader
media ambassadors
termly.
4Maintain 95+% Monday Premier Sport provision
attendance of pupils lunchtime sports club (£3,950) covered by
attending extra- and afterschool main school budget.
curricular clubs provided by Premier
Sport.
HLTA to run a
weekly sports
club
Ensure high quality Top up swimming All Y5 and 6 pupils who Covered by main budget
teaching of PE and lessons for Year 5 are unable to swim 25m
physical activity across and 6 will have top up lessons
the academy
Supply costs to £1,000
cover Teaching Staff
attending CPD when
internal cover is not
possible.
Long Term Plan to
be reviewed and
developed further
January.
Modelled PE lessons PE Leader to develop a Cost included in SSP
on areas highlighted bespoke PE plan package
by staff in September
questionnaire to be Owen Denovan from
in place by January SSP to develop bespoke
2020 modelled lessons for all
Key Stages across the
academy.
5 Training in lesson Head of Academy to No cost
observation given to develop alongside PE
PE Leader leader
PE Lesson To measure impact No cost
observations in June from previous SSP
2020 support and to provide
targets for any further
CPD.
Use of ICT and new No cost
P.E resources to be
developed in
lessons to develop
peer and self-
assessment through
staff training led by
P.E Coordinator in
staff meeting
(February)
Motor on to be used 12 pupils to be targeted £3,400 by main school
to develop physical by Motor on for 5x30 budget.
gross and fine minutes sessions per
motor skills in week (beginning
Reception and Year 8.10.19)
1
Incorporate Estimate - £400
Orienteering into all
KS2 teaching as a £464
module during the
summer term.
Orienteering
6equipment and
training to be pre-
ordered.
School sports
equipment to be
audited and
repaired.
Staff questionnaire Bespoke package of £170 per day
to be completed training and CPD to be Projected to be needed
September 2019 for delivered according to for a maximum of 6
CPD for PE delivery results of survey. days £1,020 this amount
to be obtained for Arranging supply cover may reduce depending
January 2020. to ensure that teaching on staff needs.
staff can access SSP CPD
were appropriate, as it
is high quality and
already costed within
the Gold package.
Engage all pupils in Register of all pupils Class PE registers to be No cost
regular physical activity participating in taken (Sept 2019),
and to promote the sporting activity lunchtime registers for
physical health and specific activities (Oct
well-being for all pupils 2019), club registers to
across the academy be kept
Discussions with Class teachers to No cost
parents by teachers engage parents during
for those pupils who parents evening.
regularly withdraw
from PE
7 Annual and half Bleep test, assessment No additional costs Improved monitoring
termly assessments across the academy included in Premier and assessment of
conducted to see if (Sept 2019), club Sports package children’s fitness levels.
pupils are working leaders assessments.
within expected
fitness ranges
Targeted support Baseline to be £41 per session Inspire children who
for pupils who don’t completed November 24 sessions may be reluctant to take
engage in physical 2019 approximately £984 part in ‘mainstream’
activity. Samurai physical activity.
Hearts Martial Arts November Develop self-control,
morning club to be flexibility and self-
re-established. esteem.
Bleep test to be No cost
completed half
termly
Golden Mile to be No cost To provide children with
monitored to frequent high intensity
ensure Year exercise which will help
1,2,3,4,5,6 and meet there daily active
participating on set 30 minutes.
dates.
New Age Kurling £270 Improved provision for
dinner time club to SEND children and to
be led by sports raise participation and
leaders. inclusion in physical
activity.
8 Change 4 life No cost.
club to restart
January 2019
KS1.
Bikeability for Year SSP
5
Premier League No cost due to Premier To raise children’s
Rising Stars football League grant aspirations and
kits to be used for motivation to compete
all sports for the school.
competitions.
P.E shirts for £58.26 Improved consistency in
teaching staff. staff PE kit.
Outdoor P.E. jackets £256 To allow staff to be
for teaching and visible
lunch staff. Estimate £150
Printing for football
kits and staff
uniforms.
Trim trail repair and £5,250
replacement
Ascot Shelter £1,999
Square
9Increased the number Intra academy Termly Team Challenge No cost
of pupils experiencing competitions completion with a
competitive sport sporting focus (Multi-
Skills challenges)
Sports Week
Competitions
Sports Day to continue
to have differentiated
groupings according to
ability.
Cluster Delta Inter-school Costs detailed above
competitions competitions held at
John Whitgift Academy
(transportation costs
accounted for above)
Sports activities to be
organised with other
Delta schools or from
the small schools cluster
(transportation costs
accounted for above)
Basketball and Football
competitions.
SSP competitions Calendar to be sent in Costs detailed above
September 2019.
Competitions chosen.
Extra-curricular Sports Coaches to
clubs for team theme extra-curricular
training to increase clubs throughout the
chance of success year to coincide with
and understanding these competitions.
10 Children signposted Local sports clubs to be
to local community advertised around
clubs to access school and in leaflets
competitions at a sent home.
higher level. Extra-curricular clubs to
be run by local sports
clubs to encourage
participations e.g. GTFC,
Premier Sport. Staff led
basketball club and
gardening club.
Apply for School May 2020 deadline No cost. Silver
Games Award accreditation.
Develop links with local Community links with Local sports clubs to be Costs detailed above
sports clubs to local Sports Clubs such advertised around
encourage pupils to as Grimsby Town FC, school and in leaflets
attend out of school Rugrats Basketball Club, sent home.
hours Falcons Basketball Club. Extra-curricular clubs to
be run by local sports
clubs to encourage
participations e.g. GTFC.
As some of the costing are approximate at the moment as they have not been finalised or quotes are being sought, any additional funding left at the end of the
academic year, will be spent on purchasing new equipment to use in PE lessons. If, throughout the year, more equipment is required, we have an additional line
in the general school budget to pay for this.
11Sports Premium Plan Summary
Premier Sports - £3,420
Extra-curricular activities
CPD working alongside teachers
My Personal Best multi skills challenges
Intra-school competition
Inter-schools competitions
Register of pupils taking part in extra-curricular activities
School Sports Partnership - £1,100
Gold level agreement
Support in completing School Games Award
Inter-school competitions
CPD for lunchtime supervisors
Assessment development and CPD
Bikeability
Additional CPD and supply for CPD – £1,420
Brian Slater Orienteering - £400
Supply to cover SSP CPD - £1,020
Competitions and transportation - £400
Extra-curricular clubs – £984
Samurai Hearts Martial Arts Club £984
Other costs - £9,797
Trim Trail - £5,250
Ascot Shelter, Square to provide an outdoor area to protect table tennis equipment and children from the sun and adverse weather - £1,999.
12 Sports Week
Playground equipment for lunchtimes, playtimes and breakfast club - £1,500
School Sports Equipment to be Audited and repaired £464
New Age Kurling Equipment - £270
P.E Shirts for teaching staff £58.26
Outdoor P.E. jackets for teaching and lunch staff £256
Total Sports Premium: £17,190
Total Planned Spend: £17,121
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